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WHAT EXACTLY DID HE DO THAT JUSTIFIES BEING PUT IN JAIL?
When I got this link (Man Charged With Terrorism For Criticizing School Security) from someone kind enough to read my blog, I thought it a story worth posting? It is about a man who made the mistake of expressing an opinion. … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Information Warfare, Laws, schools
Tagged Brian Davis, human-rights, liberty, terrorism
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Our Modern Day Education System Via quotes and notes and opinions: UPDATE
UPDATE: See Additional Reading below quotes and notes and opinions has a post, Our Modern Day Education System by Sherry, that includes this video. Stephen Round, the teacher in the video, is thoroughly unhappy with the emphasis on testing. His video raises a couple … Continue reading
Posted in Culture War, Information Warfare, schools, unraveling
Tagged big-government, citizen-responsibilities, education, philosophy, socialism, united-states
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A LITTLE BIT OF KNOWLEDGE IS A DANGEROUS THING
Asylum Watch has a post I want to share: John D. Rockefeller Got Half Of His Wish: A Nation That Doesn’t Think. Although I agree with the main thrust, the post mixes some fantasy with its facts. My main problem is with … Continue reading
Posted in Culture War, Philosophy, schools
Tagged big-government, education, freedom, human-rights, philosophy, school choice
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On the Homeschool Battleground of the Culture War — reblog from NoOneOfAnyImport
On February 12th I posted Eric Holder: Banning Homeschooling Doesn’t Violate Fundamental Rights. That provided a perspective from the viewpoint of lawyers and journalists. Here is a link to post that provides a mother’s perspective. On the Homeschool Battleground of the Culture War Via Lady … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Culture War, schools
Tagged big-government, education, eric holder, homeschooling-parenting, human-rights, liberty, socialism
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